#type-safety tag

TanStack AI vs. Vercel AI SDK: Choosing the right AI library for React - LogRocket Blog

Isomorphic tools eliminate duplicated server/client implementations by defining tools once with shared types and selecting execution (.server()/.client()), reducing duplication, drift, and vendor lock-in.

fromInfoQ

1 month ago

oRPC Releases Version 1.0 with OpenAPI Support and End to End Type Safety

At the core of oRPC's design philosophy is what the team calls "powerful simplicity." Developers can define API endpoints with a syntax that feels similar to writing standard functions, while automatically gaining production features like OpenAPI specification generation, server action compatibility, and contract-first workflow support. The library supports multiple schema validators out of the box, including Zod, Valibot, and ArkType, without requiring additional configuration.

Web frameworks

#scala

fromMedium

1 month ago

Software development

Scala 3: Why Big Tech Still Cares (Fast Learning Guide)

fromInfoWorld

8 months ago

Scala

Scala stabilizes named tuples

fromMedium

8 months ago

Scala

Workflows4s Finally Released-You Might Hate Your Business Processes a Little Less

fromMedium

1 month ago

Software development

Scala 3: Why Big Tech Still Cares (Fast Learning Guide)

fromInfoWorld

8 months ago

Scala

Scala stabilizes named tuples

fromMedium

8 months ago

Scala

Workflows4s Finally Released-You Might Hate Your Business Processes a Little Less

Seven little habits for writing better code

Develop disciplined, detail-oriented habits—like preferring enumerations over constants—to produce clearer, less error-prone, and more maintainable code.

Software development

fromHackernoon

3 years ago

Code Smell 308 - The Key to Safer, Cleaner, More Polymorphic Code | HackerNoon

Avoid methods returning Object, Any, or null; utilize polymorphic returns.

Ruby on Rails

fromRubyflow

5 months ago

RapiTapir - APIs so clean and fast, they practically run wild!

RapiTapir enhances Ruby API development with type safety, automatic documentation, and a clean DSL, making the process more efficient and less error-prone.

#typescript

fromLogRocket Blog

8 months ago

JavaScript